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I don't need no bodyguard Pull up late anybody guard On a xanax bar and a Ar We gone pull up broad day with that hk I don't need no bodyguard Pull up
the look, get looks They never seen stars, the city too bright Bright, bright, bright, bright I try to sleep, can't get a lot Make dreams bleed into days
A world divided by mechanical Arms will uprise The most elite will take them Down with atomic surprise United through the 30 years We were ready
Just focus on the expanse of the fictional circumstance Of your dream It's so serene Watch your heroes start to rust As the old ways turn to dust But
outta funds Bodies of Native children found, killed by priests and nuns I refuse to be that man livin' cheque to cheque 30 years at the job? What you
and told me to take my mind off that weed Now by the third day of Christmas, my big homeboy gave to me A whole lot of everything, and it wasn't nuthin' but
black Now take it back, you attack Just prepare your boots for an adventure It's in the bag They made the gravest of mistakes Doomed by the eyes
As our heroes travel far In this cartoon universe you're a pest And when they both save the day The tyranny will die So they will swing and sway Until
is the first week of July by the way folks. About three or four days later... we must have got there around the 30th of June. Anyway, what a great
Block spinners Pot whippers Hot Winters Cold Summers, deleting old numbers Running to the money like the road runner Colder than 30 degrees below zero
a verse for Cass' I remember them days You said some shit like, "Damn How old is he?" and you was makin' that He Killin' 'Em Face he said, "Damn He that
darkness down to light With each and every day that turns, side by side they fight All of those who seek to betray light by way of dark Estranged woes
canteen. Saying: "How's your granny?" and good old Ernie: he coughed up a tenner on a premium bond win. The legends (worded in the ancient tribal hymn) lie
gave me you number anyway you were on the talcum Powder, how's about them oranges? Moved away from home to school with big plans By day, studied
want, but I assure you There's nowhere To run there's a new menace in town And it is me where are you heroes now?" So we meet again, my noble heroic
day you're in and the next you're lame 30 is old and then you're almost 28 Whatever that means 'Cause sometimes I'm the life of the party And other
that old fruit of the vine It ain't no crime in being alive It ain't no sin, we're just trying to get by Lead our lives one day at a time Hand
Any day now, Quadron Wilson will be released from prison early He's the man who was surrounded by more than 20 local, state, and federal agents
and who is gonna give Which one is gonna fly like an eagle in the sky Which one is gonna fall, becoming heroes to us all Who grows old, who dies young
version of his old whip. During the flight, he could see other beasts carrying other voyagers, all protected by the same structures. Out of the solar
Street in the city. Street in the city on a working day. Street in the city. Street in the city on a working day. There's a man up on that ledge.
walking all day mate and I'm nearly done And I see by your gravestone you were only 19 When you joined the glorious fallen in 1916 Well I hope you died
the kingdom of madness and the tales from the old! Death by our hand, for the higher command, As the darkness surrounds us and the cries as they fall, Fire
children justify how we changed the world. “Paint by number” heroes set their flag unfurled. Following with the stars. Seeking fairer wind. Take the blame
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